Earlier in the term, students were also given the opportunity to attend a Japanese calligraphy workshop off-campus. To Brown, these workshops introduced the art of writing to his students by taking ...

The International Night event was open to the public, and its activities included Japanese calligraphy, origami paper folding, fukuwari matching game, chambara dueling and a badminton-type game ...

Running Script and Cursive Script — each with unique aesthetic and structural qualities. During the Han dynasty (206 BC–220 AD), calligraphy began to be appreciated as an independent art form.

As it turns out, the answer stretches back centuries, as Rao’s calligraphy has long captured ... It later landed in the collection of Japanese Shin cleric Ishikawa Shuntai, where it remained ...

“Works from the Yuan Dynasty are particularly prized for their rarity, not to mention Rao Jie’s Calligraphy in Cursive Script ... was consigned by a private Japanese collection.